The D.C. Council's latest budget would pencil in more than $1 billion for the RFK Stadium deal and replace Initiative 82 with a new minimum wage for tipped workers. Driving the news: Council Chair ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — The D.C. Council is weighing a bill to separate the discussion of a stadium proposal at the RFK site from talks over the city's Fiscal Year 2026 budget, citing previous ...

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On Wednesday, D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and another councilmember recommended separating the RFK Stadium deal from the District's 2026 Budget Support Act (BSA) via Fox 5 in Washington, D.C.

Funding for a new stadium, a set minimum wage for tipped workers and additional support for DNA testing are among the highlights of a budget, D.C. council will vote on Monday.

D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson has pulled the legislative mechanism for the new Washington Commanders stadium from the city’s 2026 budget, saying District lawmakers need more time to ...

New legislation would allow the D.C. Council to debate and hold public hearings on a football stadium deal separately from the 2026 budget process, the Council chairman announced Wednesday.

When the Commanders, the NFL, and D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser struck a deal for a new stadium, it was sold as a done deal. The deal is far from done. Via the Washington Times, the D.C. Council plans ...

The D.C. Council made some last-minute additions and subtractions to the 2026 budget on Monday ahead of its first vote on the proposal. The budget proposed by the D.C. Council has been adjusted ...

SCSN demands the following changes to D.C.'s FY2026 budget: Fund at least $550,000 yearly in comprehensive support for Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPT)-owned small businesses and institutions.

The D.C. Council voted to postpone the first of two votes on the Rental Act until its July 28 meeting. Committee on Housing Chair Robert White was the lone member to vote against the delay.